A review by clockless
Vector by Robin Cook

3.0

It didn't end up being too bad in the end. The author used a few too many coincidences to move things along than I'd like to see, but the bad guys were pretty well-rounded as characters. If they had been as flat as the protagonists the whole book would have been a slog, but there was actually a surprising amount of depth in Yuri and, to a lesser extent, Curt. It still wasn't all that great, and his attempts at keeping the cast diverse felt forced and awkward. I guess the sentiment is nice, but I wish authors would just not go out of their way to point out the race of minor characters if they're going to be patronizing about it.